Industrial metal anthem with mechanized riffs and ambiguous German wordplay. The song's title plays with homophones: "Du hast" (You have) vs "Du hasst" (You hate).
"Du hast" by Rammstein is a globally recognized industrial metal song from their 1997 album Sehnsucht. Known for its driving rhythm, provocative lyrics, and wordplay between "Du hast" ("You have") and "Du hasst" ("You hate"), it became a signature track of the band and a staple of 1990s German metal.
The song "Du hast" plays with homophonic ambiguity in German, where "Du hast" (You have) sounds nearly identical to "Du hasst" (You hate), creating a deliberate linguistic duality central to the song's theme.
Industrial metal anthem featuring pounding rhythms and wordplay between "Du hast mich" ("You have me") and "Du hasst mich" ("You hate me").
The song's title plays on German homophones, where "Du hast" (you have) sounds identical to "Du hasst" (you hate), creating deliberate ambiguity in the lyrics.
